Coppel Updates Online Platform; Walmex Names CEO

This week in retail news: Grupo Coppel launched a redesigned e-commerce platform as part of its 2030 omnichannel strategy, while PepsiCo and Walmex announced key executive changes following strong quarterly results. Meanwhile, Shein faces increased scrutiny over compliance practices, and new data shows Mexican consumers are increasingly combining online research with in-store purchases.

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Grupo Coppel Revamps Online Platform to Boost Sales, Access

Grupo Coppel has launched a new version of its e-commerce platform, advancing its digital transformation strategy as part of its 2030 vision to strengthen its omnichannel presence in Mexico. The update aims to boost online sales while providing a more seamless, secure, and personalized shopping experience.

Mexican Consumers Balance Online Search with In-Store Buying

Online browsing has become a staple for Mexican shoppers, yet traditional retail channels continue to play a vital role. Nine in 10 consumers purchase a product after encountering an ad, either online or in-store. Around 40% research products across both channels before buying, underscoring the importance of integrated marketing strategies that connect digital and physical touchpoints.

Shein Boosts Compliance After Fines Over Data and Greenwashing

Online fast-fashion retailer Shein is bolstering its compliance and governance systems after facing fines for data privacy violations, misleading discounts, and greenwashing, according to a letter to investors and internal documents reviewed by Reuters.

PepsiCo Beats 3Q25 Forecasts; Ex-Walmart Exec Named CFO

PepsiCo surpassed Wall Street expectations for third-quarter revenue and profit, driven by sustained demand for its snacks and sodas in key international markets and strong performance in its healthier beverages in the United States.

Walmart Mexico Names Barrientos Pozo CEO After Interim Role

Walmart de México (Walmex) announced the official appointment of Cristián Barrientos Pozo as Executive President and Chief Executive Officer of Walmart Mexico and Central America. Barrientos began his career in D&S administration before the company merged with Walmart in Chile, gaining experience across multiple commercial and operations areas.